Corfu Town
For couples and travellers who enjoy historic streets, museums and dinner in town
The island's historic heart: Venetian lanes, the arcades of the Liston, two fortresses on the sea and restaurants spilling onto the squares. An easy base for anyone who wants a town, culture and food within reach.
Our tip
Choose a town address around the squares and Liston walks you want in your evenings. Ask where luggage can be dropped off and how you reach the entrance.
Where to stay in Corfu Town
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More places in Corfu
Kontokali
Kontokali on central Corfu’s east coast has a small sandy beach facing Lazaretto, for travellers combining time by the water with visits to Corfu Town.
Gouvia
Gouvia on central Corfu’s east coast combines a small bay beach, marina and Venetian shipyard ruins for travellers who want shore time and village dining.
Benitses
Benitses, south of Corfu Town on the east coast, brings a marina, seafood tavernas and two different beach settings into a village-based holiday.
Dassia
Dassia on central Corfu’s east coast pairs a sand-and-pebble shore with restaurants and a gallery outing nearby, for travellers choosing a beach-led stay.
Questions about Corfu Town
Town puts historic streets and cultural visits into your daily plan. Compare it with Dassia or Glyfada if having a beach beside your accommodation comes first.
Start with the Old Town, the Liston and the fortresses. Let your accommodation address and preferred evening square shape the order of your walk.
Request the route from the vehicle drop-off to the entrance. Cobbled historic lanes make that detail more useful than the broad label Old Town.
No. It is a historic town with fortifications and residential streets. Compare coastal settlements if a sandy beach is the focus of each day.